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Chris Keckler

Chris Keckler

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Chris Keckler
PhD Candidate
Principle Investigators: Max Fratoni and Ehud Greenspan
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keckler[at]berkeley.edu

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I work on design and analysis of sodium-cooled breed-and-burn fast reactors.

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    ANS Magazine 'Radwaste Solutions' features Lorenzo Vergari's work March 10, 2021 UCBNE PhD student Lorenzo Vergari's work is featured in the Spring 2021 Issue of the ANS Magazine 'Radwaste Solutions.' Entitled "Packaging TRISO," the article was based on Vergari's presentation of the same topic at the 2020 ANS Virtual Winter Meeting on November 16-19, 2020. […]
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